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Last week, the Indian government announced an INR 760 billion (USD 10 billion) incentive plan to attract global semiconductor and display makers to its shores.

Last week, the Indian government announced an INR 760 billion (USD 10 billion) incentive plan to attract global semiconductor and display makers to its shores.

Last week, the Indian government announced an INR 760 billion (USD 10 billion) incentive plan to attract global semiconductor and display makers to its shores.

The major banks fell heavily today, depressing the main indices, but Elbit Systems maintained its positive momentum.

Under this scheme, India will establish 20 semiconductor design, components manufacturing and display fabrication units over the next six years.

Israel's Tower Semiconductor, Taiwan's Foxconn and a consortium from Singapore have shown interest in setting up chip factories in India.

India has approved a $10-billion (roughly Rs. 76,090 crore) incentive plan to attract semiconductor and display manufacturers, technology minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said.

Click here to read more about how India Inc will benefit from the incentivization of semiconductor production.

India has approved a $10 billion incentive plan to attract semiconductor and display manufacturers, its technology minister said on Wednesday, as part of a deepening push to establish the country as a global electronics production hub

The main indices all rose today following yesterday's rally in New York, with Bank Hapoalim leading the way.